Orange Order urged to consider ‘human cost’ of Drumcree dispute

The Orange Order and British government have been urged to consider the ‘human cost’ of reopening the Drumcree parading dispute which has been linked to 21 murders. Former SDLP Policing Board member Dolores Kelly was speaking after the Order said it will reveal its plans to parade along the nationalist Garvaghy Road later this week.After a meeting of Orange Order members in Portadown on Monday the order also claimed it will not make any deals to walk through the majority Catholic district.Last week the Parades Commission conceded a procedural error in how it dealt with an annual application for permission to walk along the route.Quinn uncle: I identified the blackened bodies of my nephewsOpens in new windowUnionists creating ‘nervousness’ on Garvaghy Road by ‘playing politics’, says Breand